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Ages!
Record relatives, document sources and create family-tree charts with Ages! for Windows. The free trial limits newly created trees to 50 people and watermarks output.
- Operating system
- Windows 7, 8, 10 and 11, as listed by the publisher
- Architecture
- Publisher lists 32-bit and 64-bit Windows; executable architecture not specified
- Download package
- EXE installer shared by trial and licensed editions
Publisher requirements only; not installed or tested here. The 32/64-bit listing describes supported Windows systems, not a verified native build architecture.
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What is Ages!?
Ages! is Daubnet's Windows genealogy software for building a family tree around people, relationships and the evidence behind them. Its person window brings parents, spouses and children together, with tabs for facts, sources, notes and media. You can record predefined or custom events, attach family photographs and keep track of source repositories and library call numbers.
For sharing research, Ages! offers ancestor, descendant, hourglass, all-relatives and fan charts, plus customizable reports. Its search can locate alternative spellings and married surnames, while duplicate-record merging lets you choose which data to keep. A plausibility checker flags questionable information by creating research tasks; it is an aid to checking records, not proof that a family relationship is correct.
The publisher provides the same EXE for the trial and licensed editions. The trial has no time limit, but a newly created tree is limited to 50 people, output is watermarked and the plug-in interface is excluded. The publisher separately lists no people limit for existing family trees. Buying a license removes the trial restrictions while preserving entered data. The screenshot is an older person-window example retained in the publisher's current product tour, not a capture of a locally installed 2.4.0 build.
What it offers
- Link parents, spouses and children in a person window with facts, sources, notes and media tabs.
- Record 35 predefined event types or define custom events.
- Document master sources, repositories and library call numbers alongside research.
- Create ancestor, descendant, hourglass, all-relatives and fan charts with customizable reports.
- Search name variations, merge duplicate records and turn plausibility warnings into research tasks.
Good to know
- The free trial limits newly created family trees to 50 people; the publisher separately lists unlimited people for existing trees.
- Trial output is watermarked and the plug-in interface requires the paid license.
- Automated plausibility checks flag questionable data but do not establish genealogical accuracy.
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References used for this listing. Retrieval dates do not indicate hands-on testing.
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